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<blockquote data-quote="theothermike" data-source="post: 3053128" data-attributes="member: 568137">ok, here what u do. buy q forms that fit ur car not the universal ones. buy fiberglass and deadener if u please.2 things are bad about q forms.1. they are hollow2. they are not extremly reinforced, somewhat flimsy.solutions.1. depending on how good of a fit the q forms fit to ur kicks and whatnot, u may be able to get away with just adding poly fill / acoustic stuffing and u dont have to worry about it being hollow.or you could create a back section for it using fiberglass. i think ud probably want a pod since ur dropping a 6&quot; driver in there not a 4&quot; like me.2. due to the kick panel being somewhat flimsy, u can do a few things, i prefer two. reinforce the hell out of them with deadener and or fiberglass. a couple layers of both work quite well.also u can attach a mdf baffle to the back of the mold where ur suppose to attach the driver.Hope this helps for others................but....... u have a problem...... soooo id recommend u look around for fiberglass how to&#039;s when making kick panels, i personally have not done this, however, i feel it be a good learning experience to possibly open up options in future for sub enclosures, another try at kick panels, door pods etc....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theothermike, post: 3053128, member: 568137"] ok, here what u do. buy q forms that fit ur car not the universal ones. buy fiberglass and deadener if u please. 2 things are bad about q forms. 1. they are hollow 2. they are not extremly reinforced, somewhat flimsy. solutions. 1. depending on how good of a fit the q forms fit to ur kicks and whatnot, u may be able to get away with just adding poly fill / acoustic stuffing and u dont have to worry about it being hollow. or you could create a back section for it using fiberglass. i think ud probably want a pod since ur dropping a 6" driver in there not a 4" like me. 2. due to the kick panel being somewhat flimsy, u can do a few things, i prefer two. reinforce the hell out of them with deadener and or fiberglass. a couple layers of both work quite well. also u can attach a mdf baffle to the back of the mold where ur suppose to attach the driver. Hope this helps for others................ but....... u have a problem...... soooo id recommend u look around for fiberglass how to's when making kick panels, i personally have not done this, however, i feel it be a good learning experience to possibly open up options in future for sub enclosures, another try at kick panels, door pods etc.... [/QUOTE]

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